Quantitative Analyst – FX Options Electronic Pricing & Automation, VP

Company: Citigroup
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Location: London
Job Description:

Overview

As a Quantitative Analyst at Citi, you will help shape the FX Options electronic pricing platform in a hands-on, front-office engineering role. You’ll own pricing infrastructure, collaborate with traders and technologists, and push automation and new pricing capabilities. You work on production-grade systems that price and manage risk for complex derivatives, with real business impact. This role offers a clear technical-to-front-office growth path in a high-scale trading environment.

Pay / Benefits

  • hybrid work model: 3 days in office, 2 remote
  • competitive compensation aligned to front-office quant market
  • learning and development resources
  • global network of professionals
  • growth pathway from technical quant to broader front-office role
  • performance-driven team environment

Responsibilities

  • Develop analytics libraries powering real-time pricing and risk management for FX Options
  • Build and enhance production electronic pricing, risk analytics, and automation capabilities
  • Advance the electronic pricing platform with greater automation and new pricing features
  • Deliver high-performance quantitative solutions in C++ and Python using OO design
  • Collaborate with traders and structurers to translate business needs into robust pricing systems
  • Ensure models and systems comply with governance, risk, and control requirements

Key requirements

  • Production software design and implementation in modern C++ and Python
  • Experience applying statistics, probability, and math to derivative pricing (FX Options)
  • Familiarity with market data concepts and pricing/risk analytics
  • Knowledge of quantitative finance principles and investment products
  • Strong written and spoken communication for cross-functional collaboration
  • Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in a quantitative discipline such as mathematics, physics, computer science, or engineering
  • clear and confident communication
  • collaboration across trading, technology, and control functions
  • sound judgement on risk and governance
  • C++
  • Python
  • statistics

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Posted: October 3rd, 2026